CLEAN : Tunisian suspect in Germany truck attack freed

A 40-year-old Tunisian man was initially arrested on suspicion of receiving a message from Anis Amri before an attack. However, further investigations revealed he was not the contact. An IS-related video showing Anis Amri was confirmed authentic. Investigations traced Amri's escape route through the Netherlands, France, and Italy. A train ticket and a SIM card, distributed for free in the Netherlands, were found with him, suggesting his travel path.

Why was the 40-year-old Tunisian national initially arrested?

• He was suspected of sending a message to Anis Amri.

• He was found with illegal substances.

• He was caught crossing the border illegally.

• He was involved in a robbery.

What did the investigations reveal about the video released by the IS-affiliated media outlet?

• It was a video of a different person.

• It was an authentic video showing Anis Amri.

• It was a video from a different attack.

• It was a fake video.

Which countries did Anis Amri travel through according to the investigation?

• Belgium, Luxembourg, and Germany

• Netherlands, France, and Italy

• Spain, Portugal, and Italy

• Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

What evidence was found with Anis Amri that indicated his travel route?

• A plane ticket from Berlin to Paris

• A train ticket from Champery to Milan

• A ferry ticket from Calais to Dover

• A bus ticket from Amsterdam to Rome

Why is it believed that Anis Amri traveled through the Netherlands?

• He was seen on CCTV in Amsterdam.

• He was found with a SIM card distributed for free in the Netherlands.

• He had a Dutch passport.

• He spoke Dutch fluently.